Featured Sessions
Fencing
Schedule
Women's Épée Individual Table of 64
Men's Sabre Individual Table of 64
Women's Épée Individual Table of 32
Men's Sabre Individual Table of 32
Women's Épée Individual Table of 16
Men's Sabre Individual Table of 16
Women's Épée Individual Table of 8
Men's Sabre Individual Table of 8
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Women's Épée Individual Semifinal
Men's Sabre Individual Semifinal
Women's Épée Individual Bronze Medal Bout
Men's Sabre Individual Bronze Medal Bout
Women's Épée Individual Gold Medal Bout
Men's Sabre Individual Gold Medal Bout
Men's Épée Individual Table of 64
Women's Foil Individual Table of 64
Men's Épée Individual Table of 32
Women's Foil Individual Table of 32
Men's Épée Individual Table of 16
Women's Foil Individual Table of 16
Men's Épée Individual Table of 8
Women's Foil Individual Table of 8
Men's Épée Individual Semifinal
Women's Foil Individual Semifinal
Men's Épée Individual Bronze Medal Bout
Women's Foil Individual Bronze Medal Bout
Men's Épée Individual Gold Medal Bout
Women's Foil Individual Gold Medal Bout
Women's Sabre Individual Semifinal
Men's Foil Individual Semifinal
Women's Sabre Individual Bronze Medal Bout
Men's Foil Individual Bronze Medal Bout
Women's Sabre Individual Gold Medal Bout
Men's Foil Individual Gold Medal Bout
Women's Sabre Individual Table of 64
Men's Foil Individual Table of 64
Women's Sabre Individual Table of 32
Men's Foil Individual Table of 32
Women's Sabre Individual Table of 16
Men's Foil Individual Table of 16
Women's Sabre Individual Table of 8
Men's Foil Individual Table of 8
About
One of the original sports featured at the first modern Olympic Games in 1896, Fencing pits two athletes against each other as they use a sword held in one hand to strike specific target areas on their opponent's body. In this calculated and rapid battle of tactic and agility, fencers compete throughout the 14-meter-long playing zone, known as the piste, seeking to achieve 15 points or lead in points after up to three rounds, with team victories requiring 45 points. Athletes compete using one of three distinct weapons—foil, épée and sabre—which dictate the areas of the body opponents are allowed to target: torso, full body and upper body, respectively. From lighting-fast moves to technical execution, Fencing displays dynamic and captivating performances under extreme pressure.
Fencing is one of the original sports featured at the first modern Olympic Games in 1896.
Sessions
Venue
LA Convention Center Hall 1, DTLA Zone
1201 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90015
